- 20 Registered
- 72 Waiting List
- 10 Cancelled
Among the 102 people, 19 people attended full two-day workshop during the long weekend in October
11/21/2019
Among the 102 people, 19 people attended full two-day workshop during the long weekend in October
feedback$Positive
## [1] "Very helpful workshop. I understood the language much better now! " ## [2] "Very helpful. Instructors are super helpful & knowledgeable. Highly recommended. Thank you. " ## [3] "I like the pace in the morning & early afternoon! Thanks Ye! I like the way you explain to me" ## [4] "Thank you! Like the topics covered, especially plotting in python" ## [5] "The examples of real-world applications are very helpful! " ## [6] "I know nothing about Shell, Python, Git. But I feel I understand the language much better now. Thanks!!" ## [7] "The workshop's format is great! Excited to sign up for more advanced workshops!" ## [8] "It was very useful and particularly the links to the resources, so that I can go back and study more in detail" ## [9] "I like the guidance & support from you guys in this workshop. I am totally new to python & I feel I've learned a lot from this. " ## [10] "I like to see how pandas work. Very useful. I would like to have an ep2 with more advanced things" ## [11] "Instructive! Perfect! "
feedback$To.improve[1:8]
## [1] "I wish there was a place where the code we are looking at is always displayed so we can catch up if we fall behind" ## [2] "The students may have examples from their experience as well " ## [3] "Please show more examples of plotting data from the Science/Eng area" ## [4] "I would like to have an ep2 with more advanced things" ## [5] "Sometimes running too fast, sometimes running too slow. May be cover python in one day? Unix and Shell on another day? " ## [6] "I would spend less time on directories and move on Python and Pandas" ## [7] "It would be helpful to have workshops exclusively on Unix, python, and git! " ## [8] "Too fast for afternoon session! Totally lost in the last hour of classes! "
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